46 Radial Ornament Brushes & 3D Meshes

Radial ornament sits at the centre of a ceiling, above a doorway or in the middle of a panel, and it is the hardest kind of decoration to fake, because the eye finds a broken rotation immediately. These are 46 of them, sculpted in highpoly and delivered both as 4K alpha brushes and as meshes: baroque floral ceiling medallions, ornamental scroll frames, Victorian rosettes, Greek key patterns, plaster ceiling roses, Renaissance scrollwork, mandala-style panels, gothic radial frames and rococo medallions.

Contents

• ✓46 radial ornament brushes with a matching 3D mesh for each
• ✓4K alpha brushes for sculpting detail
• ✓Highpoly sculpts carrying the full surface information
• ✓ZBrush brushes for sculpting directly
• ✓Blender files with materials assigned
• ✓OBJ exports for any other package
• ✓TIF source files for editing and customising
• ✓Game-ready meshes for real-time engines
• ✓A PNG render of every model, excluding the presentation renders shown on the poster

Formats: TIF, Blender, OBJ, ZBrush and 4K alpha brush.

How they get used

An interior artist normally reaches for the alphas first. A ceiling rose stamped as height onto a flat plane costs nothing and holds up under any light rig, and the TIF masters make it easy to soften the depth or take a ring out of the pattern before stamping. Architecture the camera passes underneath wants the meshes instead — a medallion with real thickness catches a rim light in a way a painted one cannot.

Because the ornaments are radial, they also work as more than one pattern each: rotate a copy by a fraction of a turn, or mask back to the inner rings, and you have a second medallion that still reads as the same building's plasterwork. That is what makes 46 enough to dress a palace ceiling, a theatre foyer, a fantasy temple and a Victorian townhouse from one download without any of the rooms repeating.